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manish laxman - 29 Jul 2003 04:40 GMT

Is there any way we can determine who has been loggin on
on a machine which is not part of any network?

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Richard G. Harper [MVP Win9x] - 29 Jul 2003 11:58 GMT

Windows 98 does not offer this kind of security, since simply pressing the
Esc key will allow anyone to "log on" the machine without a name or
password.

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> Is there any way we can determine who has been loggin on
> on a machine which is not part of any network?

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David Aylott - 31 Jul 2003 13:22 GMT

You will find just what you need if you go to:

http://www.aylott.com.au/software.htm

and download USERLOG. This program records user names as they log on
and off and, optionally, records the names of each application and
window used. Both dates and times are stored.

The registered version can be COMPLETELY hidden so the user does not
know it is running.

>Is there any way we can determine who has been loggin on
>on a machine which is not part of any network?

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